1985 North Shore Community College and Pine Manor College Chestnut Hill, MA

John Tobey, Jr., of North Shore Community College coordinated the Annual Spring Conference and Meeting on March 30, 1985. It was held at Pine Manor College in Chestnut Hill, Mass. With a theme of Mathematics, The Art And The Science, we were presented the following.

Keynote

• Serge Lang, Yale

Presentation

• The Golden Relationship: Art Math And Nature, Martha Boles, Bradford Coll., Rochelle Newman, Northern Essex CC
• Fermat's Little Theorem Is Presently A Big One In Cryptology, Dennis M. Luciano, Western N. E. College
• Algorithms For Confidence Circles And Ellipse, Wayne E. Hoover, Cape Cod CC
• How To Succeed In Taking The Math SAT's, F. Russell Sullivan, North Shore CC
• An Experimental Investigation Of Problem Solving By College Freshmen, Joseph M. Gangler, University Of New Haven
• The Evolution Of The Higher Brain And The Coming Revolution In The Teaching Of Mathematics: A Live Demonstration, Alan Natapoff, MIT
• What Computer Programming Language Should Be Learned By Mathematics And Science Majors During Their First Two Years Of College, Karen Schroeder, Bentley Coll., James Moore, North Shore CC, Barbara Neviles, Bentley Coll., Hoyt Warner, Western New England College
• Geometry In Ancient And Medieval India, G. S. Bhalla, Bronx CC
• Using A Personal Computer In Teaching College Statistics, L. Michael Majeske, Greater Hartford CC